Renewed Attacks in Riyadh and Ongoing Mideast Conflict Updates

The international airport in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, has been attacked once more, resulting in the deaths of 12 individuals, according to civil aviation officials. A missile targeted a passenger terminal at King Khalid International Airport, causing several injuries. President Donald Trump stated he is reviewing the possibility of U.S. support for Saudi military actions against the Iran-aligned Houthi rebels in Yemen, who had earlier claimed responsibility for prior strikes against Saudi territory.

In other developments, the United Arab Emirates announced the rescue of 22 crew members from an oil tanker engulfed in flames in the Persian Gulf. Meanwhile, a drone strike in Sudan reportedly resulted in at least 40 casualties, including children. Rights groups attribute the attack to the Rapid Support Forces, amid ongoing conflicts with Sudan’s military. Additionally, tensions remain high in Gaza, where Israeli airstrikes killed at least five Palestinians this weekend. The Pentagon has confirmed that U.S. military deaths in the ongoing Iran conflict have now reached 21.